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.        TOWN PLANNING REPORT                                                                          Ab
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          4.2    Noosa Heads Locality
          Part 9 of The Noosa Plan and in particular Zone Map ZMé identifies the subject site within the
          Visitor Mixed Use Zone of the Noosa Heads Locality.
          The site is covered by the Acid Sulfate Soils Overlay Map, and an assessment of this overlay has
          been detailed below:
          Overlay Map Assessment
          Overlay Map                                          Assessment
             Natural Hazard: Bushfire and Acid Sulfate Soils   The site contains high potential acid
                                Overlay                        sulfate areas.
,              £                                               Historically, acid sulphate soils have
                                                               never been an issue in Hastings Street.
    "     r    js                                              Having   regard   to  the  soils report
  @       4    Pw                                        & undertaken in 2003 for the adjoining 31
                  ieee i                               Se a sulphate     soils were   present.  Foster
          Of ff PELL gp >                               3°74 11| Hastings street redevelopment, no acid
          SA  fy VELA ED Poon,                    apf To       Designs has been associated directly or
            (/   WHA, WILLIE NE indirectly with 4 major beach front
               bee         Whe Mh                              projects between 23 Hastings Street
          LE     cee LANE                        tore WP al    and Noosa Court, where excavations
             KL.          ne SHY fi Mio           )   LI       have consistently revealed Beach Sand
               ee)         rn    LOLA            fi        Z\3| and no occurrence of acid sulphate
          AOE           GT        C/I NE                    4| soils. A site specific soils report will be
           Aa N A PLERE            Y #                   LX]   required   for   the   site  prior   to
          Vi bof — DIENER          we      |              ¢'h| Construction.    This  report  cannot
          een     RAL           f    AS/   LR                  however be prepared until the existing
          Lie.   epee hnet          CAT)     ss                development is demolished.      Should
          BAM, sp ee         ei   fe):                         ASS be found at this time appropriate
          ¢ ee            ote         Cl                       action to mitigate ASS impacts will be
           Ca High Potential Acid Sulfate Area 0-5m AHD        undertaken.   A condition of approval
           Si Low Potential Acid Sulfate Area 5-20m AHD        can appropriately address this matter.
  @        Source: Noosa Shire Planning Scheme 2006            Having   regard    to  historical  and
                                                               adjoining evidence it is considered that
                                                               there is a negligible risk of acid sulfate
                                                               soils.

          June 2007    .      Material Change of Use for Retail Business Type 2 Shop & Salon and Page 8 of 33
                                       Visitor Accommodation Type 4 Conventional
                                           33 Hastings Street, Noosa Heads

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